Laver Cup Information

The Laver Cup is a three-day international men's tennis competition pitting a team of six of the best players from Europe against six of their counterparts from the rest of the world. The event is held annually in September, two weeks after the US Open and alternates between Europe and the rest of the world cities. The Laver Cup was born from Roger Federer’s simple heartfelt goal: to create an event to honor Rod Laver, the Australian tennis legend. Rod is the only man to win two calendar-year Grand Slams, and one of the greatest players of all time. The unique format of the tournament showcases tennis superstars competing on the same team, playing singles, pairing up in doubles and cheering each other on from the sidelines. Laver Cup Prague 2017 – Team Europe defeated Team World 15-9 Laver Cup Chicago 2018 – Team Europe defeated Team World 13-8 Laver Cup Geneva 2019 – Team Europe defeated Team World 13-11 Laver Cup Boston 2021 – Team Europe defeated Team World 14-1 Laver Cup London 2022 – Team World defeated Team Europe 13-8 Laver Cup Vancouver 2023 - Team World defeated Team Europe 13-2 Laver Cup Berlin 2024 - Team Europe defeated Team World 13-11 The Laver Cup is a joint initiative between TEAM8, Tennis Australia, the USTA and Jorge Paulo Lemann and is part of the ATP Tour calendar. The Laver Cup is supported by Founding Partner Rolex and Global Sponsors UBS and Mercedes-Benz.